The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 April 1966 — Page 7

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mtua OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and there and etrnnx along the typewriter . . . That high school senior from Pittsburg, Calif.* Don Pierce, who high-jumped 7 feet. Is only 5'10* tall and weighs 140 pounds ... Willie Mosconi, the Conner billiards great, is back in action—and doing well —ia the 920,000 Masters event at Burbank, Calif They've got a miUkm-doIlar Improvement project going at old fThormam Downs In Louisville ... And, of all things, they’re going to have a new prees box ... A metallurgist. EarnShaw Cook, who wrote that piece on NOT using the sacrifice bunt In baseball because It doesn’t pay off, is a distant cousin of Georgs Earnahaw, mice one of the Athletics’ great pitchers . . . Batting champ is figured out by highest batting average, natch, IF he is credited with as many or more total appearances at the plate In league games as the number of games scheduled for each dub in his league that season, MULTIPLIED by 3.1 .. . Assistant baseball coach at Parsons College. Fairfield, la., is Tim Heintzleiwee, son of Ken, former major league pitcher ... On the team Is Tom, a soph tnflelder . . . Another infielder, Tony BistL is a nephew of Sibi Sisti. former Braves’ infielder.. .... When Cleveland beat the Browns. 21 to 14. on opening day back in 1925, George Sisler. the Browns' first baseman, made four errors . . . And George is in Baseball’s Hall of Fame . . . The American Zone tennis finals of the Davis Cup will be in Cleveland August 13-15 . . ■ Willie Mays bit his Brat major league home run on May 28, 1951, against Warren Spahn of the Braves ... Speaking of Maya and the Giants, Walter Mails, former Cleveland pitching star, is their good-will «"■" and sometimes makes as many as three speeches a day He had one this spring at 7:30 a.m. and eoly savin listeners shewed up.

THET’RB bsemlng a live vlsualcast of the Indianapolis 100 via Early Bird satellite to 12 theaters in Great Britain. . . . It also goes to 144 cities in U.S. and Canada ... A Grand Rapids, Mich., company has installed the seats in the new Atlanta stadium, marking 20th existing stadium the company has cushioned its efforts . . . Cal Hubbard, umpbe-in-chlef of the American League, says there is no rule a hand warmer following that Whitey Ford Incident in the opener . . . ‘‘But,* he says, “there Is a nils about a pitcher potting his hand into his pocket and therefore you can’t allow him to go in his pocket.” ... Ed Linke, a Washington pitcher years ago, also had circulation trouble and a special league ruling was passed to allow him to use a warming device . . . When Tulsa opened Its grid drills seven quarterbacks were on hand . . . The Hurricane goes in for that pro passing offense . . . New Tork’s new Mariisnn Square Garden is qpheduled for completion by the fun of 1987 . . . City of Sherbrooke, Quebec, win build a 8100,000 building as the headquarters for the World Water Sid event In 1987 ... AX. beat the NX in spring exhiblfrinf, 80 to 78 . . . Sam McDowell, the Indians’ firebalier, didn’t win his first game lust year until the Indians' 18th outing ... Doc Lents, the Minnesota Twins’ trainer for 20 year* u associate professorship at Georgs U. . .. Norm Habem of the Angels is called muse of his dead-pan expression ... If any finite go In the Derby they’ll carry 121 pounds ... The malm cany 126.

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Dick and Annie Asbell Win Jaycee Road Rally

Dick and Annie Asbell captured first place with Betty Brummett and Bobbie Judy taking the runner-up spot as the Greencastle Jayeeee held their third annual Road Rally Sunday, April 24th. Registration began at 11:30 and by the time the first car left here were 28 cars entered. The first car left the starting point at 12:30 and each other contestant followed at two minute intervals. The Rally took place in Putnam, Parke and Montgomery Counties. The first check point was at the store in Mansfield with Jeff Bish doing the job of checking them through. At the second stop (City Park in Rockville) the Jaycee wives had soft drinks for the drivers. Joe Kerr and Jim McCarter were in charge of checking them through this point Traveling on through beautiful Parke County the next stop brought the contestants to the Greene Twp. School At this point was Danny Duel wtih Ms stop sign to keep them on the right course. After going

through Russellville, Parkersburg and Morton the Rally finally ended at Brick Chapel. The chairman of the Rally, Doyne Priest, would like to thn.uk each and every one who entered and is looking forward to seeing everyone back this fall when another Rally of this type is being planned.

Order of finish:

1. Dick Asbell and Annie Asbell, 55 points. 2. Betty Brummett and Bobbie Judy, 75 points. 3. Deanna Bryant and Jim Grimes, 97 points. 4. George Durham and Julie Lemmick, 101 points. 5. Clyde Stringer and Gordon Sutherlin, 117 points. 6. Don and Sharon Cochran, 122 points. 7. Dick Judy and Wyatt Brummett, 133 points. 8. Monna Coons and Mary Brown, 136 points. 9. Don Barnes and Jack Flint, 141 points. 10. Steve Flint and Tom Slaughter, 142 points.

Indians Lose Doubleheader

TULSA, Okla. UPI—The In-

dianapolis Indians lost their bid to gain a .500 percentage in Pacific Const League 'hdseball action Wednesday night by dropping a doubleheader to Tulsa, 10-2 and 3-1. The Oilers used sharp base running and hot bats to trample the Indians, with Lefty Clint Stark getting his first win in the opener thanks to a six-run outbreak in the third inning which included a three-nm homer by Ed Spiezio and a tworun blast by Bobby Tolan. Tolan scored from third on a double-steal in the nightcap for the first Tulsa run, with the game-clinching tallies coming in the seventh on doubles by Walt Williams and Ted Savage and a single by Bobby Pfeil. Reliever Lou Vickery took the loss in the first game and Bill Fischer was tabbed for the loss in the second contest.

"Boy Wonder" Sutton On Way to Top in LA. Lineup

By Joe Gorges UPI Sports Writer

Don Sutton, unlike Robin, te one “boy wonder” who Isn’t going to settle for second billing. Given the chance to start behind three of the most respected pitchers in the major leagues, the 21-year-old Sutton is crowding his way into the Los Angeles Dodgers’ spotlight with some brilliant twirling. Sutton, who is known around the Los Angeles area as the “boy wonder” because he is playing only his second season of professional baseball, continued to Impress manager Walter Alston and the rest of the National League Wednesday night by cooling off the hot Atlanta Braves 4-1 with a fivehitter. Although his record with the light-hitting Dodgers is only 22, Sutton has compiled a glittering 2.32 earned run average in 31 innings and has (track out 27. He fanned 10 Atlanta batters and blanked the brawny Braves on four hits until Hank Aaron homered in the wfatk Dave Giusti set down the St. Louis Cardinals on just three bits to give Houston a 3-1 victory and the Cincinnati Reds battered the slumping San Francisco Giants 8-6 in the only other games played in the senior circuit. Pittsburgh at Chicago and New Tork at Philadelphia were rained out. Chicago edged Boston 8-6 and the Washington Senators Wanked the last-place New York Yankees 2-0 in the only American League action. Three junior circuit games—Kansas City at Detroit, Minnesota at Baltimore and California at Cleveland were postponed. The Dodgers battered four Atlanta hurlers for 14 Wta Maury Wilis, out of the lineup for four days with a puHed

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muscle, was the chief culprit with four singles. Wills also scored one run and drove in another. Wes Parker batted in the other three runs with a double and squeeze bunt. Giusti pitched one-hit ball through the first eight innings in his bid for a second consecutive shutout, but Curt Flood and Tim McCarver lashed back-to-back doubles with two men cut in the ninth to account for the lone Cards’ tally. McCarver’s angle up the middle in the second had at. Louis safety until the ninth.

Jim Wynn drove in the first two Houston runs with a homer off loser Ray Washburn in the first toning and scored the final Astro run to the sixth on Bob Aspoomonte’s double. The Houston pitching staff now has allowed only six earned runs in the last six games.

Vada Pinson collected four hits, scored three runs and <kove to a pair to the Oincin-nati-San Francisco slugfest. Willie MicCovey hit a grand slam homer for the Giants, whose Willie Mays failed for the third straight game to surpaaa Mel Ott’s NL career record ef 511 home runs.

Rochester To Meet Cleveland Saturday

TORONTO UPI — The

Rochester Americans, having disposed of Quebec for the second straight year, will meet the Cleveland Barons here Saturday night in the opening game of the best-of-seven finals of the American Hockey League playoffs.

Rochester, which went on to win the Calder Cup last year after knocking off the Aces in the semifinals, eliminated Quebec once again Wednesday night with a 6-3 victory. The Americans thus won the bestof seven semis, four games to two.

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AJBC Members

To Participate In Tournament

All AJBC members are invited to participate in the annual Junior and Adult Bowling Tournament to be held Saturday, April 30th. The tournament will be conducted during regularly scheduled leagues. Each junior bowler must obtain an adult to bowl with them. Averages of the current season will be used. If an adult has not bowled this season, then an average and handicap will be established during the tournament based on number of games bowled. Cost of bowling will be 70c for Bantams, $1.00 for Juniors and Seniors, and 45c per game for adults. Trophies, furnished by Varsity Lanes, will be awarded to first place boy and girl in Bantam Division and first place boy and girl in Jun-ior-Senior Division. (No awards are given to adults. Only our thanks for making the tournament possible.) The trophies will be presented to the winners at the Putnam County Junior Bowling banquet.

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Boyd Downs Morey In Amateurs Match

PINBHURST, N. C. UPI — Former Hoosier and 1964 champion Dale Morey, flow shooting out of High Point, N. C., Wednesday was eliminated in the 66th annual North-South Men’s Amateur golf tourney here. Morey lost a 19-hole thriller

to David Boyd, 24, after going into the 13th hole with a 3-up lead.

CHAMP PASS-CATCHER

SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Dave Parks of the San Francisco Forty-Niners was the National Football League passcatching champion for 1965 with 80 receptions for 1,344 yards and 12 touchdowns.

SPORTS STAMPS ATHENS UPI — Greece issued the first sports commemorative postage stamp when it printed 12 stamps on the occasion of the Olympic games in 1896.

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